/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.6629635]

Sup /ic/! I draw with MS Paint and mouse only. I wanna show you my drawings and plots, and you will rate.

There is Eveline from RE7 but in Naruto universe. I like to combine dissimilar things. What if the Uchiha massacre had not happened?

Evelina passed the final exams of the ninja academy ahead of schedule and poses for a commemorative photo. She had just frolicked in the surf, and then tried to dry herself with the element of lightning. Therefore, her sandals are unbuttoned, and her hair is tousled.

[Anonymous No.6629638]

This is the Adam and Eve of the post-nuclear world. They must build neo-communism on an Earth stricken with nuclear mushrooms. Their gender differences have been erased by radiation, and therefore the Serpent-tempter itself will fertilize the Earth.

[Anonymous No.6629648]

This undertaker is tired of his job and decided to bury his entire world. Of course, he will do it in accordance with all traditions.

[Anonymous No.6629660]

This is a holy fool who foresees a terrible fire. But he will have to become an arsonist in order for his prediction to come true.

[Anonymous No.6629666]

This beautiful lady just loves to spend her evenings with a cup of tea on her balcony full of musical instruments. There is a message encrypted on the cups, but I won't reveal it to you.

[Anonymous No.6629680]

Now waiting for the answers for the next 5.

[Anonymous No.6629709]

Compositions are nice but the anatomy is stiff and disproportionate. Some of the repeating elements and designs could use more shape design as in (small, medium and large shapes). You keep doing this thing where you repeat the same thickness and relative size for similar objects right next to each other (like the flowers) when you should varying the sizes a lot more. Same for your hair, costume design details, etc.
Go get a tablet and practice more shape design and figure drawing.

[Anonymous No.6629756]

>>6629648
>>6629648
>>6629660
You draw faces well. but you always tend to make the hands kind of awkward. I like the graphic illustrative look you're going for but you keep hurting yourself by using those shitty spray textures for clouds and other things.
Sometimes you do a good job on the hands here
>>6629635
>>6629666
But then you'll get these weird shapes that make the hand look deformed like in the girl holding the spoon or the two bald twins holding each other's wrists. Feet look fucked too as well.
>>6629660
Hands are a fucked here as well

[Anonymous No.6629795]

>>6629709

I thought about making flowers of different sizes, but it turned out that they do not bloom like that. In the picture with Adam and Eve, I quite successfully used eyes of different sizes. I don't need a tablet as I draw pixel by pixel, not lines or strokes.

What would you correct in anatomy? I often have to find a compromise between reality, style and arithmetic. If it's possible to do it right, but it won't look pretty, I'll choose the wrong one.

Also, I can't just vary the thickness of the outlines. Most likely, there will be 1-3 well-defined stroke thicknesses in the drawing, otherwise it will be complete chaos and anarchy, lol. Alas, I need a mathematical justification for the details in my drawings, I do not add them just like that.

Thank you for reply!

[Anonymous No.6629807]

>>6629756

I don't strive for realism at all, in fact, I really like it when faces, bodies and limbs look a bit alien. Note that for the twins, I needed the same hands both on the instruments and on each other's wrists. There was no other way to check it out. Yes, and the style of drawing limbs on the icons as a whole can hardly be called trivial.

Thank you for reply!

[Anonymous No.6629809]

This is a priest who is executed in the morning because of the accusation of heresy. He will be pardoned if he can get the Philosopher's Stone from the blood and milk of a black wolf overnight. These steps in the making of the Philosopher's Stone are also known as nigredo, albedo and rubedo, and black wolf is the alchemical designation for antimony.

[Anonymous No.6629812]

This is a somnambulist who has lost the keys to her dreams.

[Anonymous No.6629815]

>>6629635
Why are you pretending these were made with MS paint? How does that benefit you?

[Anonymous No.6629817]

This cat is seriously upset because of his confinement in a panel house. He would love to frolic or hunt outside the yard, but he is too homely and will get lost even in 3 birches.

[Anonymous No.6629822]

This centaur cow from Utah is about to be kidnapped by alien shepherds, but she doesn't mind at all.

[Anonymous No.6629832]

This is a fight between mother and daughter. The sun of the mother sets, and for every word of the mother, the daughter is ready to release a dozen in response.

[Anonymous No.6629834]

>>6629815

This should explain the choice of colors and the presence of pixel ladders. It's still not pixel art. I have a video with the drawing process.

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Now waiting for the answers for the next 5.

[Anonymous No.6629865]

>>6629815
>beglet can't believe someone is better than them
MS paint is pretty versatile if you actually know how to use it and don't treat it like shitty meme software

[Anonymous No.6629878]

Kinda cool, they have some nice elements here and there. I don't think people will be as impressed as you seem to expect them to though. They're all a little stiff and corporate. I can't say the actual things you're depicting grip me either. I don't know how to make this kind of surrealistic symbolic art interesting, but it definitely needs some more spice.

[Anonymous No.6629909]

>>6629878

Not my target audience, I get it. The lack of enthusiasm can be explained by the difference in national mentalities. I will not catch you, but flat and colorful works similar to mine really catch me.

[Anonymous No.6629923]

>>6629795
Its definitely possible to do it right, and still have it look pretty. Judging by how you drew >>6629809
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>>6629660
having the more realistic style doesnt make sense with the more cartoony shapes/proportions. It just looks wrong.
>>6629832
Like for here this one I think it could work and is relatively succesful. Clearly you are going for a more graphic design/corporate art style so why not exaggerate the gesture like you've done here for the other ones?
I would make the guy holding the dog actually have real hands but just shaded with hard edges like you did with the face. Your biggest weakness appears to be legs and hands, where you draw them unnaturally straight which goes against the natural "S" curve they should have.
>>6629666
Here the nose is just drawn incorrectly as there should be abit of the far side still showing, as well as indications for the collarbone and her deltoids. Her fingers and hand are a bit thick and big for a woman, and lack any sense of structure. The arm forearm on the table looks too long because you didnt draw any bump for where her wrist is, and is awkwardly leading my eye outside the picture into a corner.
You also have this problem with tangents where you place elements way too close or right in line with things awkwardly like with the tail of the dog in this one
>>6629809
If you insist on doing this style please pirate or accquire a program like Photoshop instead, you can do the same things but at even greater control/heights.

[Anonymous No.6629957]

>>6629923

Yes, many have told me about the dissonance between the hands and face of the priest. This is quite an old work, she is about 3 years old.

I love the combination of cartoon and realism. It's like a whole new reality, with perfect shapes, but such familiar textures.

Almost everyone in this thread will pay attention to how I draw limbs. It `s very unusual. I would say that arms and legs are my strength! The arms and legs don't have to be realistic. In no case should they be natural! They must be expressive. They should be the same mathematical part of the composition.

The woman's hand with the tea should go straight beyond the canvas, and I don't care if the natural hand looks different. I know because I have a mirror. But I have no purpose to copy the mirror. Everyone understood perfectly well that this is a hand, but calm lines are needed for this composition.

I draw compositions of geometric shapes into which I add people and environments. I don't have a problem with tangents, I deliberately touch the edges of the canvas with the details of the drawing. The result may look strange, but I really try all the options for placing details and choose the one that seems to me the most beautiful.

MS Paint has all the tools I need, seriously. I can vouch for every pixel of my drawing, its RGB hex mask, and its position relative to the edges of the drawing or surrounding details. Sounds crazy, but in Evelina's drawing, most of the distances are divisible by 3. I don't need render and blur. I'm literally painting one pixel at a time.

[Anonymous No.6629961]

Let's blow this thread up with weird arms and legs.

[Anonymous No.6629969]

This is a flying fox, so it sits upside down in a tree, and the tree grows upside down. The tree, by the way, is peach, because flying foxes eat fruit.

[Anonymous No.6629974]

An Eskimo girl asks the Christian God to help her when her boat is wrecked. She also had a choice between Islam, but it was Jesus who gave the fish.

[Anonymous No.6629984]

The poisoned sea goddess asks her vestals to avenge her, but they convince her that humans are not that bad. If anyone says that noses don't grow so crooked, I'll laugh my ass off.

[Anonymous No.6629992]

An ultra-right dude performs a dance of small nationalities in their habitats. I watched it live and even participated, but only 2 months after this story came to my mind.

[Anonymous No.6630007]

This is a maniac who pretends to be an electrician and kills summer residents right in their cozy haciendas. This and some other works here are made to order as portraits.

[Anonymous No.6630035]

Not that I'm justified. I want to convey to you why I draw in this way, why I choose these forms. It's geometrically beautiful. I do not deny that I am sick in the head and see what is not accepted to see. But people with my national mentality definitely see it. Usually they pay attention to the plots, and not to how the arms and legs are drawn.

The classically trained people I approached usually offered advice on composition and color. It happens that I build objects on the same line, I overload some part of the drawing with details, or I cannot separate the front from the back with color. Everyone knows perfectly well that living people are different from those drawn by me. But this is the whole point.

Now waiting for the answers for the next 5.

[Anonymous No.6630102]

Banger

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Buncer

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Bimper

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Bolter

[Anonymous No.6630239]

>>6629635
these are really cool dude. good stuff

[Anonymous No.6630243]

Bester

[Anonymous No.6630254]

>>6629638
Love this one most.
>>6629812
This one reminds me of corporate Memphis a little much, buts it's still nice.

Have you ever tried switching to black and white 1bit mode in mspaint? It gives you dithered shades to paint with. It crashes for me after 15 minutes though, ymmv.

[Anonymous No.6630277]

>>6630254

Thanks! No, I do not use dither, so this method of drawing monochrome does not suit me. But I have monochrome drawings like this one.

This is a series of illustrations on the stories of one mentally ill doctor.

[Anonymous No.6630282]

This story was about the abductions of the mafia.

[Anonymous No.6630286]

And this one is about a military doctor, in whose hospital a bomb hit. There were 10 pictures in total, but I would like to show more diverse arts.

[Anonymous No.6630294]

>>6630286
>>6630282
>>6630277
the mafia one is really interesting, noticing the umbilical cord took it to a new level for me.

[Anonymous No.6630300]

this is true outsider art

[Anonymous No.6630302]

And now you can show slightly different arms and legs.

[Anonymous No.6630313]

A certain voodoo deity makes dolls, breathes life into them, and lowers them down to the ground through her hair. Also, this deity records their fate in advance (of course, in a substitution cipher, lol).

[Anonymous No.6630320]

>>6630035
They have the same vibe as 90s office art imo
Not bad, and I appreciate the use of MS paint

[Anonymous No.6630325]

Just sitting in line at the clinic. There is nothing difficult in graphically conveying reality. But, to be honest, it's not interesting either.

[Anonymous No.6630328]

>>6630320

Here it is, the difference in mentality. Countrymen usually say that I draw mosaics, posters or illustrations.

[Anonymous No.6630336]

>>6630328
Makes sense, since the style of mosaics are also a big influence on said corporate art

[Anonymous No.6630337]

This fallen star was exiled from heaven for her depravity. Her punishment is that she replaces the ruby stars of the Kremlin. The essence of her crime is written in the rays around her head. These rays are too similar to the pulsar map from the Voyager plate, but I found out about this after the drawing was submitted.

[Anonymous No.6630342]

>>6630336

Didn't know about that, it is curious, thanks! I really love mosaics, but probably no one likes corporate Memphis at all.

[Anonymous No.6630352]

A character from a niche game. I wonder if anyone recognizes him? I like to put everyone in modern realities.

[Anonymous No.6630535]

>>6629957
>limbs must be expressive
If thats the case and if you can replicate reality but enjoy cartooning, why not just use the knowledge of realism to aid your cartooning?
>fine with tangents, dont care about realism, really try all the options for placing details
I think personally thats why Photoshop would be good, as layers and the ability to non destructively make edits to your work would greatly aid you in your designing process. I know you can technically do it MSpaint already, but it never hurts to try new tools.
I can understand not wanting to replicate reality once you're able to do it, but respecting reality can be a good thing also. Both of those I'm more or less OK with as clearly it seems like you have your own vision and methods which is alright though.
You talk about beauty and design, but I still think that you can go for much more pleasing arrangments in terms of your composition. If you removed even just 4-5 of the tangents in that dog and priest picture, or the Uchiha one, it would be a significantly more pleasing image.
>>6629832
>>6630313
>>6629635
>>6630007
are your strongest work in that regard. The doll girl is probably the strongest as it already has a very obvious story to it, plus lots of textural, value and pattern contrasts to it which make the image more interesting all while avoiding tangents (mostly). There's still the one by the ring finger and her leg, as well as the needle near the edge of the canvas, but clearly you're unconciously moving towards pictures that avoids the tangents i mentioned. I think its important since your work is entirely about the design and style, so those elements have to be very strong to make up for the lack of render or effects.

[Anonymous No.6630853]

>>6630535

MS Paint has a non-destructive layer editing feature. As layers I have separate files that I overlay with a transparent background color.

I draw pixel by pixel, adjusting the color and location of each pixel (if it's not a chaotic texture), but I have all the details of the drawing in different files: the palm is in one, the girl is in another, the background is in a third, and so on. Sometimes the number of these files reaches several dozen, but I have no difficulty switching between them.

Seriously, what else can PS do for me that MS Paint can't do? Sometimes I process photos in PS, but I like to draw in a tiny and simple program, the equivalent of which I can write in C # in a couple of hours. My tool is always with me and I can draw wherever there is a computer.

What touches would you remove from the Uchiha drawing? People with artistic education suggested moving the wave to the right so that it would not be half hidden behind the girl's body. I tried it, and I didn't like this option.

Now I would also arrange the objects in the picture with the priest differently, deliberately pressing them to the edges of the canvas so that the art looks quite painful. The drawing with the doll is about the same age as the picture with the priest. Here you can see that at that time I didn’t worry about stuffing absolutely all the details around the edges. But the worst thing is that I didn't really care about the background. The picture with the quarrel between mother and daughter is one of the oldest. Newer works are at the beginning of the thread, and in them I tend to experiment more with touch.

Thank you for reply!

[Anonymous No.6630860]

>>6630853
>MS Paint has a non-destructive layer editing feature
where?

[Anonymous No.6630873]

>>6630860

Just use a bunch of files with a transparent background color.

[Anonymous No.6630875]

This art is one of the latest, in addition, this is my most difficult picture. Honestly, I don't really like her. I used PS to make transparent contours and gradient. It is manually too long, but I am able to calculate the RGB codes of final colors.

These are astronauts who fell into a mysterious radiation. Now they are forced to help each other get rid of obvious mutations. In the background there is a complex puzzle with the results of their journey.

[Anonymous No.6630881]

all of these images are AI generated w/post or control net editing to fix some mistakes like hands

nice try op

[Anonymous No.6630886]

The wounded muse of the main editor of the magazine "Youth". An old stuff.

[Anonymous No.6630893]

>>6630881

Ahah, this is a great honor for me. I like neural networks, because they are so similar to us in thinking. I definitely choose the best options for compositions in the same way as the competitive neural network.

But no, there is an origin of Uchiha's Eveline.

[Anonymous No.6630901]

>>6630893
Bruh you used Control net with layers. At best you have a collage of AI images.
You didn't even remove the AI watermark

[Anonymous No.6630904]

>>6630873
honestly, at this point why not use something like Illustrator? even corel

[Anonymous No.6630906]

Three sides of the excellent student girl. There is a puzzle behind, as simple as the drawing itself. An old stuff.

[Anonymous No.6630908]

>>6630901
AI detection doesn't work. those sites think my art is AI too just because I blend a lot.

[Anonymous No.6630911]

>>6630901

Nooo, then all of us are AI!
Also I have troubles with your captcha, lol. It is iconic!

[Anonymous No.6630919]

The witch runs to the sabbath. An old stuff.

[Anonymous No.6630921]

>>6630904

But why? These are all big programs with a bunch of instruments unnecessary to me. I am in no hurry, I have oil painting, after all. I like that MS Paint fits so perfectly into my needs and does not leave any unnecessary tool.

[Anonymous No.6630928]

Of course, I have much more drawings, but not all of them want to show. This means that I am growing. Curious, I like not all my big drawings in the last year, and that I like some arts even after 5 years. For example:

Just sleep in the train.

[Anonymous No.6630932]

I have very quickly drawn sketches without a serious background.

But before it is waiting for the answers for the next 5.

[Anonymous No.6631029]

Best thread! Very cool anon! Maybe I'm biased by my pixel liking, but to me this is great art. I love the text as well, as engaging as the pics.
About the critiques, they don't understand wat's going on here. You obviously don't need "anatomy" advice, or "taste/appeal" advice. You do this with intent and total self awareness. they are barking at the wrong tree.

If I have to "critique" I would repeat just one listed before, the use of "pixel spray" texture, I would greatly prefer any other oprtion even just flat color. But that was just in a couple of pics so it doesn't even matter. I like the overall idea of what you do.
About "advice", again, I would recomend a more updated software. I just did pic related in 10 minutes using Krita (wich is totally free). I'm a total amateur, so I tremble at the idea of an artist like you taking advantage of some of these tools, like the mirror tool, or having a couple of pixel brush, one normal, the other dither, and using layers, you could make miracles and masterpieces in hours. You can even record the process in krita and save it as a short video.

So, Good work anon and thanks for sharing

[Anonymous No.6631188]

>>6631029

Wow, thanks anon! I'm so glad you heard and understood me. It seems obvious to me that the modified arms and legs are not made that way out of ignorance of anatomy. I'm a little surprised by the lack of acceptance here. I've had a few live shows and no one has ever commented on the arms and legs unless they suggested other styling options. I'm also glad that you liked the plots, because the first thing people ask me is the plots of my art. Everyone is hellishly interested in the origins of these stories. But I already chalked it up to the difference in mentalities, lol. Some of my stories seem to have nothing to do with your cultural background.

No, sometimes I gladly accept criticism of anatomy. So it was in the Uchiha drawing, where I turned the knee joint to the side, and the foot looked at the viewer. It was a very gross mistake, and I was glad that the audience paid attention to it so that I could correct it.

Okay, I'll think about dither as textures instead of chaos. In MS Paint, you can also emulate different brushes by dragging the drawn print in stamp mode. But I'm not likely to use dither as shadows, as you did with your nice example. I tried it on a couple of pictures and didn't like it at all.

Thank you for reply!

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[Anonymous No.6631395]

>>6631188
>difference in mentalities, Some of my stories seem to have nothing to do with your cultural background

Got inspired to do one more of these and bump your thread. But also wanted to tackle that cultural matter, yes I can tell you have some education, and it is obvious you're from eastern europe, I know you people have a different education and it shows. We westerners have our head wraped in plastic full of media--hollyweird crap. We're mentally crippled from the craddle.
I do those pics and I wish I could infuse them with something, some literature, some deep thought but I search and there's nothing there. We don't have that education.
What would you recomend to read or themes to research and study?

[Anonymous No.6631401]

>>6631395
what tools do you use. what is your proces. your pieces seem of very high quality. art is nothing without a method. so share yours, appreciate it.

[Anonymous No.6631402]

>>6631395
same anon (6631401). use gpt. create wordmaps. start from words, educate yourself. basically distance yourself entirely from the artworld. develop your linguistic and critical mental abilities.

[Anonymous No.6631422]

>>6631395

I am in awe of the fact that you bring up such interesting topics!

I would not say that the reason lies in the classical school or university education. I just read a lot and am extremely attentive to the real life around me. You see, if you take some interesting photo of a unique life moment, then an outside viewer will still not understand it without your explanation.

Maybe you saw the photo of the victim that the serial killer took right before he tortured this girl to death. It's just a scared girl in a dress. Only the history of this photo will make the viewer take a closer look at the image.

Reality is never clear and unambiguous. If you give the viewer the opportunity to think out what is happening, he will be completely delighted, I guarantee it!

Now let's get back to what I read in order to better understand the symbols and the collective unconscious, which I appeal to in my art. Naturally, there will be a lot of esotericism here. And this esotericism does not come from Eastern Europe at all (it came here later). So it's available to you too.

As I said, I am attracted to the shocking meaning hidden behind something ordinary, like a photo of a frightened girl in a dress. Biographies of serial killers are best suited here. In one of our cities, a family of real cannibals ate 80 people while living in an apartment building through the wall from dozens of ordinary people. Here is the shock content behind the external routine.

[Anonymous No.6631424]

>>6631395

But it's not just the bloody brutality that attracts me. I know the history of my native places well. Can you say the same about yourself? My countrymen have a cult of our history, and with my drawings I can easily send a ping to this knowledge of most of my viewers. We remember Soviet mosaics dedicated to cosmonauts. We know many fairy tales, including those of small nationalities. We know the history of our mountains and mines, ancient fortresses and the latest high-rise buildings. This is useful to know.

My source of inspiration is the centuries-old reality around me. Just present it in a new way, rethink, present the characters of past eras in new scenery or vice versa.

I can also pay attention to how interesting the snow falls on the branches of trees or how the light of a lantern colors the foliage in the evening. I draw rarely and slowly, allowing all this knowledge to accumulate inside me.

There are a lot of interesting things in the West too (sorry Captain Obvious, lol). I recently learned that there is a city in America where coal mines have been burning underground for a whole bunch of years. The road passing through this place is covered with cracks, from which suffocating smoke comes out. Isn't that the purest source of inspiration?

[Anonymous No.6631435]

>>6631402

LMAO. I recommend to get acquainted with the books of Milorad Pavic. You can never play like that with words and meanings. And AI can't do that yet. C'mon, in order to play with meanings, you need to know all possible meanings. I don't know English and I use a translator (I hope this reads well), but I worked as a fiction editor in my native language for several years. It's hard for me to understand artists who delete their blogs. That being said, I can understand deleting drawings. But the texts... Apparently, not everyone pays enough attention to what has been said.

I don't know how old my interlocutors from this thread are (I'm 25 yo). But in our culture, age does not give the right not to know something like that. After all, even very young children can read.

[Anonymous No.6631438]

To the question of shock content hidden in everyday life. We have a very special drug dealing culture lol. I got a lot of hate for drawings about a drug courier. "Seagulls" who steal other people's packages of drugs, advertising channels with drugs on the fences... I don't like that the public pretends it doesn't exist.

[Anonymous No.6631440]

I also remember how we scoffed at the fire in the sauna. The drawings that I am publishing now are drawn very quickly. This is all a series of 10 pictures in 1 style, drawn in a couple of weeks. However, I work full-time.

[Anonymous No.6631444]

Still the same niche game. The holy fool is angry that they call her names, and threatens to sew up the mouths of the offenders.

[Anonymous No.6631447]

The little ruler of the wild steppe people says that she sometimes disobeys her people herself. NO ITS NO YOKO TARO'S PEOPLE

[Anonymous No.6631449]

The plague is not afraid of the plague, this is logical.

[Anonymous No.6631452]

And when the plague wins, the little steppe queen will have wonderful beads made of bones.

[Anonymous No.6631456]

Now waiting for the answers for the next 5.

[Anonymous No.6631527]

>>6631401
Well damn, I hope this helps. It's a very basic explanation of a VERY BASIC method. The issue is to explain the tuning of the tools options from the bucket filler and the similar selection tool, so they work for pixel without anti-aliasing. Then of course, if you're going to upscale anything chose nearest neighbor in the scale tool options, but it's not recomended resizing what you did. Choose a size and staying with it, it's the best option.
I dunno what else, the problem, honestly, it's the fact that you will tweak this method beyond recognition LOL, that's what I do, I start adding layers, for new colors and things, and all of a sudden it's all a mess of layers. I'm trying to think what else could be important but, you'll figure it out. Good luck anon.

[Anonymous No.6631529]

>>6630873
alternatively you can expand the canvas to the right of your work and keep a bunch of stuff on the side and drag it in when you need it with transparency on

[Anonymous No.6631537]

>>6631422
>>6631424
Thanks for your thoughts man. You know I thought that some of that inner thinking you have came from actual life situations around you, you still care about real things happening. We live in fantasy land here, Mickey Mouse land you know, lol! I guess all you have to do is care about stuff and people. Gotcha. Thanks again.

[Anonymous No.6631545]

>>6631537

The translator doesn't convey your sarcasm, anon. It is logical that our thoughts are connected with reality. But I didn't see the drawings of reality in the top of this board. For some reason, you do not draw what happens personally to you or to the places you visit.

[Anonymous No.6631577]

>>6631402
Actually I'd thought about that already. I will do that for sure eventually.
>>6631435
Woah, thanks anon! I'll read that, I need all the soul that I can get. If you have any more recomendations please do tell. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.6631583]

>>6630921
Finally, someone telling the truth.

[Anonymous No.6631590]

Hello, fellow MSPainter. I was turned on to MS Paint by a friend who also only uses MS Paint. It's all you really need.

[Anonymous No.6631593]

>>6631545
Oh, you're exactly right. Hollywood turned us into silly goofballs. When we thought about "deep things" we thought about fantasy stuff. Esoterism, religion, angels, ghosts, the afterlife, psychology. We don't think about the people living in the streets without food, or health care. All of that is "politics", and hollywood thaught us that "politics" are bad.
So, we became idiots. Like in the original athenian sense of the word. I think you know what I mean. Yeah we need all the mental help we can get right now.

[Anonymous No.6631594]

>>6631590
Same anon, also forgot to say I really like your art. Pleasing stuff

[Anonymous No.6631611]

>>6631577

Try to find out the underground history of your homeland. Maybe you have some abandoned buildings? Maybe there were some notable accidents? Look at the blogs of those who wrote about it.

You paint mysterious statues. The first one looked like something Polynesian. You can also study the Polynesian culture and make your drawing more realistic - not with some stupid arms and legs, but with small details that will resonate among those who know at least something about such statues.

If it's a tropical statue, what the hell is an apparently European wizard doing there? If you change it to something like voodoo, you will be surprised at how much the overall impression of the drawing will change.

Well, if it's "damn, just a statue, I don't care, dude", then I can't help you in any way :D

When I painted Eveline, I took the background from traditional Japanese prints. I hope you recognize The Great Wave off Kanagawa. I also read a lot about Asian typography so I wouldn't go wrong with the 'Graduation' print. In general, I read a lot about graduations in Japan and about the time of plum, peach and sakura blossoms. And so with the vast majority of drawings. I can explain any detail in my drawings. Maybe it will be useful for you too? After all, nothing in life just happens.

[Anonymous No.6631612]

>>6629635
do you have a blog?

[Anonymous No.6631618]

>>6631593

Anons, I beg you, tell me, is this trolling? I think it's too obvious.

[Anonymous No.6631620]

>>6631594

Thanks for the kind words mate :D

[Anonymous No.6631624]

>>6631612

Not yet. But lately I'm not at all happy with the promotion on our platforms. I show you my drawings and see if the users of Reddit or Twitter will like it.

[Anonymous No.6631626]

And now I will show you simpler drawings. About this one, I will say this: if I drew a character with his eyes closed, this does not mean that he will not see you. This is American McGee's Alice from Wonderland.

One day this sketch will become a big and beautiful art.

[Anonymous No.6631629]

This is Alice too, only in the form of Loki. I love both of these characters. I also love designing clothes.

[Anonymous No.6631631]

No commentary (and plot, finally!)

But no, atnleast Alice-Loki holds the sword Gramr from Scandinavian myths.

[Anonymous No.6631633]

Oops. There is.

[Anonymous No.6631637]

Another Loki! Now he's throwing some hilarious havoc on the programmers at lunchtime. It's related to my work :D

[Anonymous No.6631643]

Honestly, I did not want to make myself out to be such a servant of Loki.

Here he is in the form of a magical Pictish child.

[Anonymous No.6631644]

>>6631626
>>6631629
These are so good man. It's really hard to believe that there is not some kind of trick behind it. Like you did this with some vector tool first, and then use some filter to turn it back to raster. All we can do is to believe, and enjoy what you deliver. Thanks for sharing again anon.

[Anonymous No.6631645]

Now waiting for the answers for the next 5 sketches WITHOUT GODDAMN LOKI

[Anonymous No.6631649]

>>6631644

Yes, I get kicked out of pixel threads, saying my art is vector art. In a sense, this is true. I draw curves in arithmetic progressions. For example, a good curve would look like a pixel staircase with steps 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 pixels long. Or like 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10. Each case is unique, but the sequence must be found. And I can count them in months.

I already said that I have a video of the drawing process.

Thank you for kind words.

[Anonymous No.6631686]

>>6631649
I had to try that pixel curve sussesion and see it. lol. keep posting cool stuff anon.

[Anonymous No.6631696]

Damn the more this man speaks, the more I think the man is actually insane wtf

[Anonymous No.6631699]

>>6631686

Nonono, after 10, no other curve should start. There should be a long straight line dividing by 3. 18, 24 or 30 works well. Then you can attach a second curve.

Yes, that's how I draw, seriously. I also use step sequences like 1-2, I can make step steps quadratic or add 3 each time. There are a lot of such sequences, but without them my drawings will not be so neat. You can open Eveline's drawing, zoom in and understand that I'm really sick in the head :D

[Anonymous No.6631711]

>>6631696

But where am I wrong, anon? It's not my fault that this is how the world works, that this is how my art works...

[Anonymous No.6631714]

>>6631699
What the hell... where do you learn this? Now You remind me that ex soviet genius janitor in that big bang episode LMAO
>https://youtu.be/CZd8sDquNYw

[Anonymous No.6631733]

>>6631711
No dude, a couple anons were pointing out very valid crits about your compositions having tangents and having weird textures but you kept making excuses for it. That, coupled with the fact that you seem to obsessively calculate all your art with numbers of pixels long is way past autism at that point. Even professional pixel artists or graphic designers dont do this, they just treat it as another medium instead of a mathematical equation/sequence for every single thing.

[Anonymous No.6631748]

>>6631714

BWHAHAHAHHHAAAAA!!! Holy crap, lmao!

I was good at math. Have you noticed that some of my drawings contain cryptographic puzzles? The substitution cipher is easy, okay, but what about the cipher pad? What if I told you that my subscribers are successfully solving all this shit, and even in a matter of hours? And they are in no way related to cryptography.

I also often use geometry in my drawings to evenly distribute objects along curves. I also sometimes use Bresenham curves. A friend of mine who is a programmer for my Bresenham Coordinate Rounding Algorithms wrote a little utility that draws perfect circles, ellipses and lines for me at any angle.

If you align the curve with one movement of the cursor on the eye, and then bring it closer, you will see ugly steps there like 3-3-2-4-3-5-4-4-6-8-7-7-7-9-9 -10-9-12 (for example). Obviously there is no system here. It won't work for a cleaner. And in 3-3-3-4-4-4-5-5-5-6-6-7-7-8-8-9-10-11(12) there is a system. I may sound very unusual, but my drawings also stand out. And this is the main thing for the artist.

[Anonymous No.6631765]

>>6631733

These guys just saw what they were forbidden to do in some tutorials. I'm not going to draw by the rules if it's ugly. I'm already tired of saying that when drawing, I move objects in different ways and choose the most beautiful option. I could be wrong in the old drawings, but in the new ones the lesser evil is chosen. You criticize the trees and stubbornly ignore the forest.

One of my favorite artists is Yuri Bolsa. He is a recognized master. I am speechless at the sight of this painting of his (Disappointment in God). But I'm afraid that all you will say here is that the arms and legs are anatomically incorrect and that the composition is empty.

This is the problem of these artists, that they are not concerned about every pixel of their work. Even the chaotic stars in my new drawings are displayed in a certain order. It's not my fault that the arithmetically correct pixel ladder is smoother than the chaotic one.

[Anonymous No.6631769]

Those art of Bolsa.

[Anonymous No.6631791]

I love drawing portraits. This is a self-portrait after treatment. Hospital gowns... The stripes on the limbs mean that someone living corresponds to the character. I used to add them unconsciously. You can see such patterns on my other art.

[Anonymous No.6631796]

This is also a self-portrait. I moved my computer to another room and accidentally placed it in front of a mirror. Looking up from the monitor in the evening, I shitted bricks, and then quickly drew this look.

[Anonymous No.6631799]

Shitted bricks again, I got it :D

[Anonymous No.6631804]

A warrior elf from a northern country. Now she will show her sisters how to chop orcs. I was just designing an outfit.

[Anonymous No.6631809]

Kisame looks a bit unusual in this sketch. In addition, for every fish there is a larger predator.

[Anonymous No.6631812]

I love ASMR and I came across this video one day...

[Anonymous No.6631814]

After LMAO, I sketched this picture. In my opinion, it is very unusual, but the right cosplay.

[Anonymous No.6631824]

I'm glad I showed my drawings to anons and saw such unusual reactions. This will help me not get too bold with the limbs, create neat textures and draw even more expressively.

Now waiting for the answers for the... last 5 oil arts.

[Anonymous No.6631833]

>>6631824
Where are the oils? I scrolled up and think I only saw the one: >>6631769

Is that yours?

[Anonymous No.6631847]

>>6631833

No, this is a painting by Yuri Bolsa. Apparently, I am incorrectly formulating sentences for the translator. Oil paintings will be after someone else comes here.

[Anonymous No.6631856]

>>6631527
you're very generous with your knowledge. i saved, very nice explenation. i hope you develop your method further. you seem to be quite efficient due to following a fixed process, which means you're primed for monetizing your work.

[Anonymous No.6631867]

>>6631395
>Got inspired to do one more of these and bump your thread. But also wanted to tackle that cultural matter, yes I can tell you have some education, and it is obvious you're from eastern europe, I know you people have a different education and it shows. We westerners have our head wraped in plastic full of media--hollyweird crap. We're mentally crippled from the craddle.
>I do those pics and I wish I could infuse them with something, some literature, some deep thought but I search and there's nothing there. We don't have that education.
>What would you recomend to read or themes to research and study?

There is good stuff in the media. It's just that the most popular movies and things tend to appeal to the lowest common denominator.

[Anonymous No.6632225]

>reverse image search
>no matches found
We found a unicorn in the wild, boys.
Also SHIT SHIT SHIT GOTTA SAVE ALL THE IMAGES AAAAAAAAA
OP, your work is downright incredible. Very rare indeed. PLEASE tell us that you have a blog.

[Anonymous No.6632287]

I must say that it is actually quite difficult to properly critique something that is both so far above my level in a technical sense and also is, for lack of better words, stylistically whole and complete as it is already.
You're just as capable of entirely realistic and accurate portrayals as you are at a great range of stylization. Very evocative of clip art from the Windows 98 era in its mood and the exacting nature of the placement of elements and pixels. Despite how exact everything feels your work also simultaneously feels very deft and flowing. Your ability to capture likenesses accurately with your minimalistic, graphical strokes and shapes is also very good.
I will say that I actually really like the usage of the spraypaint tool as a means of shading and texturing, though. Your art already leans very heavily on the purely digital and very retro feel of MS Paint, so I think that just adds to the aesthetic.

[Anonymous No.6632295]

>>6629635
Why is the mouth so low

[Anonymous No.6632502]

>>6632225

No, the search should return results. I have been posting my drawings on our regional imageboard for a long time. In addition, I have a group in our social network.

Well, next time I come to you, I will already have channels on your sites.

Tell me, anon, how will such a thread be perceived in your /b/? How will my drawings be rated on Reddit? And on Twitter? Do you have any ideas? I would be grateful for an answer.

[Anonymous No.6632506]

OP, disregarding how much your art doesn't appeal to me, it does have a pretty polished touch to it, and the fact that you did in Paint shows a lot of discipline.

Good job and keep going.

[Anonymous No.6632511]

>>6632287

Thanks for the kind words, anon. I have been drawing for only 5 years, and now it takes me 3 months for 1 drawing. In short, I'm just learning.

Some anons might not like that I so harshly dismissed the criticism of tangents and limbs in the new papers. But I really can completely redraw the same detail 2-3 times, choosing the most beautiful option. I'm sure there are no other options. I need to make friends between what I want to draw and the systematic number of pixels in the stairs.

[Anonymous No.6632513]

>>6632506

Thanks for the answer! What don't you like?

[Anonymous No.6632520]

>>6632295

This girl actually looks like a baby with fetal alcohol syndrome, lol. But for some reason I like her.

[Anonymous No.6632530]

So, my oil paintings. I've been painting them for only 3 years, I don't even have 20 paintings. Before that, I had never painted with any paints, lol. Why, in childhood, religious parents, in principle, forbade me to draw anything.

This is an information gypsy who has passed a fiery webinar and is ready to row the loot. I don’t know if local anons will understand anything in this drawing, there are too many regional idioms in it.

[Anonymous No.6632533]

Actually, it's a commission. Here is a digital sketch. I paint small pictures, no larger than 24/30 cm.

[Anonymous No.6632539]

This is the Mother of God of the Intoxicating Apple Tree. I was asked to draw a birthday girl as a holy drunk lol.

[Anonymous No.6632542]

>>6632513
>What don't you like?
Basically, it's not trying to depict beauty, it mostly focuses on making use of graphic elements and symbology.

[Anonymous No.6632544]

A digital prigin. Yea, a commission too.

[Anonymous No.6632545]

>>6632542

Everyone has their own concept of beauty, anon. I like Malevich, who was angered by the "shameless Venus". Got you :3

[Anonymous No.6632555]

The wildly annoying dog of my friend.

[Anonymous No.6632558]

A digital origin. It was a gift.

[Anonymous No.6632564]

Previously, this was a gigantic imaginary fenec of my friend, but the customer saw his cat in here.

This picture is very simple, but for some reason everyone likes it very much. I am lost in conjecture.

[Anonymous No.6632569]

A digital origin. When I finished it, the Cat of the customer has already died. But we made friends, and very soon I will transmit this picture to the customer personally.

[Anonymous No.6632575]

Here I painted a friend's sleep. He saw a dream in a dream. He dreamed of an accident, he climbed the upper level of sleep and warned the driver. The driver from a regular sleep asked him not to glue trouble :D

[Anonymous No.6632579]

A digital origin.

[Anonymous No.6632582]

Now waiting for answers again. This thread has come well. If it lives until the evening, I will show you 5 more good sketches :3

[Anonymous No.6632848]

blum

[Anonymous No.6632855]

blup

[Anonymous No.6632857]

>>6629666
>>6629660
>>6629648
>>6629638
>>6629635

Verdict: GMI

[Anonymous No.6632870]

>>6632857

What?

[Anonymous No.6632888]

I wish I could be as confident in my work as you are desu.

[Anonymous No.6632902]

>>6632888
I just try all the options and do not too lazy to completely redraw the details that I do not like. I also have mathematical sequences from pixels.

[Anonymous No.6632954]

blip

[Anonymous No.6633016]

blap

[Anonymous No.6633038]

>>6631856
>>6631867
Thanks anon. I just need to make sure to you and others that I'm not OP. I like pixel art as well, and just posted a couple of things. I don't want to hijack this fine thread. I'll develop that stone face pixture in another thread, something funny came up lol. Thanks again.

[Anonymous No.6633072]

>>6632870
He means "gonna make it" You're going to make it OP. /ic/ slang.
>>6631748
This is insane, seriously this level of "autistic obsession" is very rare in common web art circles like this. Obviously you come from another place far away. (we also use "austistic" a lot here as a description of obsession, don't take it bad, we know it's wrong, but we don't know any better)
>>6632502
About how your art will be received in western platforms, we can't say. Our webs are over flooded with stuff, it's hard for any kind of art (good, bad or whatever) to stand up anymore. You'll have to keep your head cool, and take it easy, talentless restless people will try their best to hurt you, and others will just disregard your art. But you know you have something special here, just be there for the ones that support you. Don't mess with political stuff either, silence and neutrality is your best friend in the west.
Keep at it OP. You're gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.6633099]

>>6633072

Thanks for the kind words, anon! I still don't understand what "gonna make it" means with regard to my art.

I also enjoy the railway and collect minerals. People often call me a geek, but it seems to me that this is the basic level of passion for the topic. After all, that anon saw that my curved ladders are really beautiful.

I owe my birth as an artist to our regional imageboards. Anons were my first viewers since 2018, so I can work with negativity.

I am also surprised by the prohibition of politics and small nations in Western art. The most sincere art in Eastern Europe, as a rule, has a very strong political connotation, and it doesn’t matter if it’s left, right or something else. Even I have a very old art about police corruption (yes, I didn’t care about the background at all then).

We love to draw police officers, presidents, rallies and all that: serious or ironic, it's still very popular. I took part in an exhibition, the entrance to which was closed by the police. They literally welded up the iron door lol.

[Anonymous No.6633125]

>>6633099
"gonna make it" (going to make it), means to be successful with your art "career". Wich is a whole new topic about what it means to be successful today at anything honestly. I would prefer to do art for myself and not to be the slave of some other people's commands and ideas for some money.

About the politics matter, yes I thought just that about your background. Your people are more concerned about those topics. We in the west have been neutered over decades about politics. Corporate business rules, and they don't like that word. They don't want any more law, rules and order of anykind. They are buying goverment. It's like the 1987 movie Robocop predicted.

That pic is awesome, dude you're GOOD. Love those sword designs.

[Anonymous No.6633156]

>>6633125

Wow! Well, I'll try. I'm not looking to make a lot of money. I haven't had to go hungry yet. I want to become a recognized artist in the classical sense of the word: to exhibit and have an artistic rating. I don't have an art background, so it's not an easy target. Maybe someday I will get such an education.

I love my clients. I draw portraits in the following way. A dude comes and says: I work as a funeral agent, and I'm all fucked up. And I tell him: UNDERSTAND!

Or a girl comes and says: I feel so defenseless and fragile. I would like to know that something good is destined for me, and that I have a patron, at least in the invisible world. And I say to her: how do you feel about the voodoo tradition?

My ideology is the co-creation of the author with the audience. I am attentive, but thousands of my subscribers have definitely seen and see much more. Let them talk. So my art will become more expressive.

Yes, we here do not like this corporate ethic of yours at all. But I don't think anyone among you likes it, lol. We value sincerity. But it always seemed to me that this is characteristic of any nation.

[Anonymous No.6633158]

Some cute sketches as I said.

This sketch is about 8 years old. This is a tree that grows in the park next to my work. But the fact is that for 8 years I did not even know about the existence of this park. I often draw what happens after a while lol.

I'll fix up the bottom part of the sketch a bit and paint it in pointillism oil.

[Anonymous No.6633162]

This is drawn on a poem by Maria Tsvetaeva "In my huge city - night" (I hope the translation is not too kringe) 4 years ago. I will also rewrite this sketch in oil in pointillism. This and the previous painting will be put up for auction before the oil work begins. I sometimes do this: I show a clumsy digital sketch and offer to pay for the future painting in advance. Real punk lol.

[Anonymous No.6633165]

Redrawn the dudes from the regional webcomic at the request of a friend. It is unlikely that it will be translated somewhere.

[Anonymous No.6633168]

A quick sketch of the sun, moon and sea that I love so much. A lot of people in this thread didn't like my noise textures, but I really find them just wonderful. Someday I will try to convey such a sandy effect in oil.

[Anonymous No.6633176]

I drew this abstract at the age of 12 with a pencil, and my mother burned all my drawings. Seriously, not a joke. I didn't draw again until I was 20. Unfortunately, this is my only childhood drawing that has survived at least in the form of a photo.

[Anonymous No.6633184]

Another digital blank for an oil painting. It's a Malaysian cursed doll. She tried to peel a red orange with her clumsy puppet fingers and got all dirty.

[Anonymous No.6633195]

>>6633176
wow

[Anonymous No.6633196]

And indeed the last one for today: a plague ship sailing on a river of infected souls and bodies. Usually I paint only textures with strokes, but in this picture I will try to give my best in a palette knife to the fullest.

[Anonymous No.6633207]

I think I showed everything I wanted. Conclusions also made. I'll be happy to chat with anons until the thread drowns. What are my oil paintings missing? By tradition, let's wait for the answers (finally).

[Anonymous No.6633255]

>>6633207
I think you stated that you're 25YO earlier, so you're very young and your artistic expression has a lot to grow yet. We don't know here what your art is missing. We're not qualified to answer that. All we see is a novelty in the process, the way you do it. But in that process method resides a huge limitation , you said it takes you like 2 months to do one of these art pieces, right? Well that's a lot of time for a digital work. Maybe you could find a software to help you do this more efficiently, but in the realm of pixel art. Like aseprite? I don't know much about dedicated pixel software, but that seems to be your strenght. Pixel enthusiasts will be your crowd judging what you posted here.

And then, there's the traditional side of it. The oil versions, that's even harder to critique for us. The execution is perfect, after that it's all a matter of taste and appeal. That's the job of professional art reps and curators in the gallery art world. You won't find that knowledge here.
You have your own style, and that's a lot already. Good luck out there artist anon. Stay humble and keep your mental health, don't let people take you down. Good Bless.

[Anonymous No.6633259]

You are very unique. It has been a long time since I have found a thread interesting here or any anon for that matter. Please do not limit yourself to just MS Paint, I want to see what you're capable of.

[Anonymous No.6633297]

>>6633255

Now I'm 25, that's right. But when my drawings were burned, I did not draw from the age of 12 to 20. It still hurts me to remember this now.

After 20 years, I painted no more than half an hour a week. I quickly created some cool sketch based on anon's requests and forgot about it until the next bout of boredom.

I started drawing almost every day 3 years ago. Then I became very ill and recovered for more than a year. Now I have not left the house for 9 months not for work. All I do is draw. But now I'm going on vacation for a month to gain strength and impressions.

To be honest, I'm not interested in digital painting. I like to out count pixel ladders, but the real glory lies in the oil. I'm not in a hurry. No program will help me draw faster, because for 5 months out of 6 when drawing Evelina, I calculated the perfect arithmetic sequences of pixels.

One of the oil orders I painted for 2 years due to illness. Another 2 drawings took a year and a half. The customers did not want to take the money back and supported me in every possible way. It was a painful test of my will, but now I know that my perseverance is made of steel, heh. Every week I literally dragged myself to the table with brushes and sat down to paint, not seeing the difference between what was changed last week. I say this: the path to eternity is not easy. It sounds pathetic, but I take drawing very seriously.

[Anonymous No.6633304]

>>6633255

Artists like me should sit here, why not? But even if you are just a spectator, you are hardly different from my subscribers who hone my art with their attentiveness. In addition, exhibitions and the world of great art are available to anyone who is productive enough and is not afraid to talk about himself. At least that's how it works for us.

Thank you very much for your support. I hope I remember this thread on the threshold of eternity, huh.

[Anonymous No.6633310]

>>6633259

Thanks! I have and prefer an oil, huh.

[Anonymous No.6633318]

>>6633310
Do you mind sharing your oil paintings? I am very interested in how you would conduct your process in a traditional medium considering your mathematical obsessions.

[Anonymous No.6633327]

>>6633318

Dude, why didn't you read the thread?

So far, everything is limited to the fact that I again try to make the curves as smooth as possible, and the contours as clear. I also love gradients:

>>6632530
>>6632533
>>6632539
>>6632544
>>6632555
>>6632558
>>6632564
>>6632569
>>6632575
>>6632579

[Anonymous No.6633334]

>>6633327
Sorry, yeah I only read a few posts.

So far, everything is limited to the fact that I again try to make the curves as smooth as possible
>Interesting, you don't use any rulers or tools?

[Anonymous No.6633338]

>>6633327
Sorry, yeah I only read a few posts.

>So far, everything is limited to the fact that I again try to make the curves as smooth as possible
Interesting, you don't use any rulers or tools?

[Anonymous No.6633357]

>>6633338

Now it's useless. Before that, I did not hold a brush in my hands even in drawing lessons, lol. I am very wrong in the creation of colors and in the placement of details. The lines get thicker or crooked very unexpectedly for me. By eye, I try to make the gradients as smooth as possible, I do not disdain to draw with my finger, use cotton swabs or a screwdriver to create texture.

I even like that there are no these pixel stairs in the oil, but only my pure sense of beauty. Viewer reactions to my oil is the only way to know if my drawings mean anything without being told it's just Paint and a mouse lol. But I'm really very immature in this.

[Anonymous No.6634023]

brip

[Anonymous No.6634026]

blup

[Anonymous No.6634057]

blum

[Anonymous No.6634106]

>>6629638
Wow

[Anonymous No.6634107]

>>6629680
This is amazing and original

[Anonymous No.6634109]

>>6629812
I love the light accents in the tree

[Anonymous No.6634113]

>>6629992
>>6629984
To be honest, it's so expressive that my eyes teared up.
I love you and your beautiful art

[Anonymous No.6634116]

>>6630300
This

[Anonymous No.6634118]

>>6630336
>>6630320

Man you're not looking too deep

[Anonymous No.6634124]

>>6630901
>>6630881
You've failed the soul test

[Anonymous No.6634130]

>>6631449
Are you a Russian Inuit?

[Anonymous No.6634157]

Cool works OP, I'm no expert in graphic design and imagery but I find your pieces quite captivating. A number of anons echo'd using a different drawing program, and I share the same sentiments. I recommend azpainter, which is like an advanced oekaki painting program with tools like layers and dithering and works really well with your style of pixel work. it's kind of hard to find these days so I had to find one on deviantart https://www.deviantart.com/frankqbe/art/AzPainter-212-English-Version-Download-488404806

[Anonymous No.6634178]

>>6633176

Brother I have no words...
You had already mastered transcendental expressionism at 12. Unbelievable.

P.S. it's hilarious how many naïve anonymous are telling you to use this or that program. They don't see what's in front of them, or they see it but only optically.

[Anonymous No.6634207]

>>6634113

Oh thanks!

[Anonymous No.6634209]

>>6634130

I'm just Russian, huh.

[Anonymous No.6634212]

>>6634157

Thanks, but

>No program will help me draw faster, because for 5 months out of 6 when drawing Evelina, I calculated the perfect arithmetic sequences of pixels.

There is nothing that can help again the weird shit huh.

[Anonymous No.6634217]

Well, you must be trolling. I just liked to spend hours drawing connected worlds.

At first, fellow countrymen also gave me advice on drawing software. But now almost no one gives such advice. They accepted my insanity, cheers :3

[Anonymous No.6634218]

>>6634217
Your art hits very hard emotionally, it speaks for itself.

[Anonymous No.6634222]

>>6634218

Then it's nice to hear. I am very striving for this. I am incredibly touching when the image style is children, even a little naive, but something really terrible, some kind of real tragedy happens in the figure. After all, sadness can be not only in the paintings in the spirit of "la pieta". Find out what is in the soul of any passerby, and he will easily become a character in my drawing.

[Anonymous No.6634223]

>>6634212
When you do the traditional painting method working with oils, Do you have any weird quirky obsession like you have when working with pixels on digital medium? I mean like getting the perfect mixture of a certain color or whatever? I think that if could add some weird unique method to your paintings that could add a lot of value to the final piece as well. People in the fine art world are always looking for artists with weird unique methods and you have all the elements to be one of those weird unique artists.
You should thinkt about that. To come up with something weird only you do for painting. You already do puzzles in some of the pixel art, as you said before, maybe you could do some unique math misteries in the oils. There's a crowd for that sort of mistery / puzzle / problem solving / products.
Like Chris Ramsay, he reviews puzzles, I love his videos, he gets people interested in misteries and puzzle solving
>https://www.youtube.com/@ChrisRamsay52/videos

[Anonymous No.6634225]

>>6634178
missed an answer tag
>>6634217

[Anonymous No.6634227]

>>6634223

Until it comes up. The best is the enemy of the good, and polishing the smoothness of some oil contour is endless. So I won't draw anything. So far, I'm just learning how to work with oils, pick colors and move brushes. I see my future work as flat collages of carefully crafted realistic textures and objects. It should be something like weirdcore or liminal spaces.

[Anonymous No.6634231]

>>6634225

Seems like a translation error. I said that now it is pointless for me to polish something. Now I am too inexperienced in oil to speak of any criteria. If at this stage I get hung up on trees, I will lose the forest and not have time to draw anything.

[Anonymous No.6634232]

>>6634227
>flat collages of carefully crafted realistic textures and objects

I can imagine how this texture work might look, especially looking at the skinhead lezginka artwork where you play a lot with textures, very effectively.

[Anonymous No.6634234]

Fuck.

>>6634223
is for
>>6634231
too

[Anonymous No.6634239]

>>6634232

There is my first oil paintings:
>>6633327

In my opinion, my desire to work out surfaces is already becoming noticeable. It’s just that I don’t know about all the ways of such a study yet. Experience comes with time, so everything goes according to plan. I'm in no hurry.

[Anonymous No.6634240]

>>6634232

Btw, i expressed that u recognize that it is LEZGINKA exactly lol!

[Anonymous No.6634241]

>>6634240

*I am impressed, lol, wtf.

[Anonymous No.6634278]

>>6634239
>I'm in no hurry.

That's a very big advantage

[Anonymous No.6634366]

blip

[Anonymous No.6634443]

>>6629635
Love it all and love you, good shit

[Anonymous No.6634582]

>>6630342
>probably no one likes corporate Memphis at all.
I do to some degree.

[Anonymous No.6634665]

>>6634443

Thanks!

[Anonymous No.6634680]

It's so nice to see a thread of actual interesting and soulful art for once on this garbage weeb board.

[Anonymous No.6634702]

>>6634680
People with OP's level of skill generally don't slum it up in this shithole. In reality he should be networking in the actual art world people instead of the degenerate morons that post who literally think they can even begin to provide useful feedback to work of this nature.
>>6629709
>>6629756
>>6629815
>>6629878
>>6629923
>MUH BETTER ART PROGRAMS
>MUH CRITIQUES THAT ARE A STRING OF IC BUZZWORDS
OP, for your own good, leave this board forever and never return.

[Anonymous No.6634743]

>>6634702
I don't care if the guy wants to stick with MSPaint and do his style how he wants. I think that's great!! I do however, think that he's being a bit annoying when he SPECIFICALLY comes to an art critique board for feedback only to dismiss very applicable advice such as "avoid tangents, try and remove some elements to reduce clutter and lead the eye" with things like
"Muh style"
"Tangents? Design? Nah, I make shit to intentionally make every image uncomfortable/annoying to look at for longer than 10 seconds."
I understand it if like some retard came in here and started shitting over him or gave him bad redlines but personally I think all the feedback given here is pretty reasonable. If he wanted to promote his work and get praise for it, why not on social media or on actual newspaper/magazines? That's clearly what he's aiming for anyway...

[Anonymous No.6634749]

Basically the main thing that irks me is that our homeboy here made a whole ass schizo thread about his art on an art critique forum but refuses to take advice. If he really thinks he's better than 100 percent of everyone here (which he's not, maybe like 90 percent of people, but still not 100), then he should seek advice elsewhere or post in an actual general thread like /draw/ or /alt/. If he wants praise just post in /beg/ or the socials thread. There's no reason to do this.
Essentially, OP is a faggot plain and simple.

[Anonymous No.6634757]

>>6634749
pyw, I want to see what level of artist is criticizing his works

[Anonymous No.6634783]

People were paid to make art like this in 1989
We've come a long way

[Anonymous No.6634793]

>>6634757
Here you go bud.
Like I said, don't think the art is bad or anything but there's always room for improvement.

[Anonymous No.6634823]

>>6634743
Everyone has the right to offer critique, but that critique may or may not be good advice, as such every artist has the right to defend their decisions.

[Anonymous No.6634905]

>>6634702
>>6634743


You know, they chase me from everywhere. No, your art is too weird for academic drawing. No, your art is not political enough for contemporary artists. No, your art is too cool for imageboards.

I have been sitting on imageboards for over 10 years. This is the only space where there has always been a place for everyone. I don't have any fucking friends in the real world. I had exhibitions, but I didn’t have friends, because I’m a fucking schizoid, like many visitors to the imageboard.

I will even listen to a piece of shit if he advises something that will make my drawing more beautiful. I don’t give a damn if the adviser can draw. I was advised what I had already tried: pay attention to tangents, not be impudent with limbs and draw textures more accurately. I fucking heard you and drew conclusions. Hear me at last.

I plan to introduce my drawings to the Western world, and I was interested to know how Western people will perceive my art. So your answers were un-ironically helpful.

Personally for >>66634749

Why the fuck are you driving me to hidden boards? Why the fuck are you projecting your fucking narcissistic thoughts onto me? Shut up, motherfucker. Do you seriously think my schizoid pictures are the best on this board? That's disrespectful to /ic/-brothers, you dumbass. "Reee I don't think so, you think so." Just go fuck yourself.

I just wanted to answer in the tone. Your obscene language seems to me poorer than ours, lol.

[Anonymous No.6634922]

>>6634749

Sorry, I didn't notice that you were talking about threads, not boards. So, fuck, I've dumped over 50 of my works here, because I draw in different styles, on different topics, and even with different substances. Are you sure that in the general thread I would not have been sent to fuck on the second ten works? I'm not sure, you know.

[Anonymous No.6634955]

>>6634757
>>6634793

Tuncer Eren, I saw that you are a concept artist. But I'm not a concept artist at all. I am closer to gallery artists who give out Sots Art, who work mostly in oils and who have full-fledged works with a plot and symbolism. Either you do not post such your work in the public domain, or I misunderstood something, and you can correct me. As I said, I like the work of Yuri Bolsa, Veronika Polonskaya, Pasmur Rachuiko and Alexander Sulimov. All these are contemporary artists, well-known, but probably not too publicized. You can google it if you're not too lazy huh.

So. Yes, I'll take advice even from a hypnotoad if that advice makes my drawing prettier. But guys, we draw very different things with him, and we draw in different ways. I hope you are not seriously measuring levels and consider concept art to be the measure of all other art directions.

[Anonymous No.6635037]

>>6634793
Yeah this is what I thought. I see about a thousand scribbles like you on artstation daily, all imitating each other. Soulless forgettable dogshit. The art itt is much rarer and more interesting.
You = craftsman
Him = artist

[Anonymous No.6635063]

>>6634793
"Look at me! Look at me! I can draw realistic tiddies in perspective! Like in the moooovies and vidya!"

[Anonymous No.6635064]

>>6634922
Listen man, I really like your art. I have no problem with it aside from some design ideas. The only reason I was so harsh with you was because it seems like you have the intelligence to take what you need from it. I'm not educated on those artists you mentioned but I'll look into them and I'm sure your choices will make more sense to me. It's clear you have a more abstract meaning to your choices rooted in those artists. Similar to Dadaism how broke many of the conventions of art for specific effect. Your art is so stylized that the /alt/ thread would love to see it. Since you want to use 4chan as your base to build an audience, why not go to where the people are? I mean you no distress, be well my friend.

[Anonymous No.6635085]

>>6635064

Come on dude, it's great. It's amazing to me that no one has yet called me attentionwhore, as they always do on my regional boards. We have a different mentality: if a person declares himself, shows his work (on thematic boards, mind you), then this is absolute haram. "How dare you lean out, creature?!" I just take it for granted. The main thing is that both there and here there were still people who understood me and my art, and this is the main thing.

Do you think if I invite the /alt/ thread to rate my work by linking to that thread, wouldn't that be cringe? I liked the pictures from there, you were right.

[Anonymous No.6635089]

>>6635064

I'm not gathering an audience yet (I have nowhere, lol). It's just that communication on imageboards is more sincere. If I need to hear a lot of uncensored opinions, I always go to imageboards.

[Anonymous No.6635123]

I would also like to note that all the artists I have named (with the exception of Sulimov) are very young and also just starting their creative path (but have already managed to gain recognition). You can also look for Valery Selin. He began to paint at the age of 50, and before that he was engaged in the evaluation and sale of paintings.

If we take the masters, then I bow to the talent of Vasily Shulzhenko and Eric Bulatov. I will never draw like them. It is already clear that my works are much more decorative. Besides, I have no art education. But I also like as hell the first Suprematists like Wassily Kandinsky. In short, I know well what and how I want to portray. But, as you pointed out, there is always room for improvement. And alone I will grow much more slowly.

[Anonymous No.6635367]

bump

[Anonymous No.6635386]

bimp

[Anonymous No.6635514]

Pump

[Anonymous No.6635557]

>>6633176
>16562731858602.png
looks like AI art

[Anonymous No.6635641]

Gump

[Anonymous No.6635722]

Trump

[Anonymous No.6635826]

Dump

[Anonymous No.6635958]

>>6629878
>>6629909
>>6634702
To be clear, I like the direction you're going in and using Paint is completely fine. I don't know if I'm the "target audience", but I love unique art. The appeal I see in your drawings is that they're slightly surreal, somewhat building on what seems like religious art, they kind of give me a DOS vibe and they're a little disorienting. And the critique I was trying to make was that it pushes none of this to it's limits. It still looks too stiff, too clunky and without clear direction to really capture me. But I'm optimistic that you'll get it right in the future. You seem to have the right mindset.

[Anonymous No.6636000]

>>6635958

Now it's clear what you mean. Well, like I said, I'm quite inexperienced as an artist. I will have a long way. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.6637123]

Should I bump?..

[Anonymous No.6637143]

>>6637123
Yes, you should. But you're not doing OP any favor bumping this thread 30 times already. Every bump is a lost comment and one closer to the final 300. Better save those bumps. Choose the catalog view and check how far down the thread goes, and use those bumps more effectively.

[Anonymous No.6637237]

So I bump.

[Anonymous No.6637855]

And bump.

[Anonymous No.6637995]

>>6635367
>>6635386
>>6635514
>>6635641
>>6635722
>>6635826
>>6637237
>>6637855
Nice art. You got plenty of feedback and critique and compliments. Now what the fuck do you want, faggot?

[Anonymous No.6638138]

>>6637995

Huh, it's not plenty. Only 30 dudes were here. And also I am waiting for someone from /alt/. Is my thread disturbing your sensitive eyes?

[Anonymous No.6638980]

>>6638138
NTA but I'm enjoying your art and style. I don't have a lot of heavy critique to offer and have always had a soft spot for Russian art as it is. I also love mspaint art, but I hope you aren't putting too much strain on yourself with using a mouse. Take care of your wrists. That's really my only critique for now.

[Anonymous No.6639127]

>>6638980
Haha thanks! I work in IT, so my hands are already sharpened for such leisure. What do you understand by Russian art, what distinguishing features are there?

[Anonymous No.6640514]

>>6638138
>>6639127
Haha I also work in IT currently, I just go on /ic/ to goof off at work. Honestly anon, you should post more on the generals like that concept artist guy suggested. More people can get to enjoy your art, and I think if you just posted art to Twitter and avoiding speaking about sensitive topics too much a lot of people would follow and enjoy it. I know I'd give you a follow.

[Anonymous No.6640806]

>>6640514
What do you mean by generals?

[Anonymous No.6640819]

>>6640806
Generals are threads that are centered around a central topic or discussion that most people post in. For example, on this board even though everything is branded under "art work critique" instead of just having one large thread or people making separate threads for their individual arts, the culture here is to find a specific "general" that fits your skill level or interests. If you want to post your mechs or industrial designs, go post it in the mechanization general. Like to paint anime? Post it in the anime study general. Just starting out? Go the the /beg/ general (the beginner thread). Feel like you're more experienced? Go to the /draw/ general.
This isn't just /ic/ either, most boards on here (like /v/ for example) have generals dedicated to specific topics so that people's discussions are more organized.

Lurk moar, and you'll figure it out.

[Anonymous No.6641276]

>>6640819
I got you. We also have such threads, but it makes no sense to post there. 2-3 people will answer there, despite the fact that there are about a hundred people in the thread. However, the same is true for you. In /alt/ no one answered me at all. And here at least 30 people wrote to me.

[Anonymous No.6643053]

>>6629635
I like these. There is a special quality to eastern european art that you don't really see anywhere else. I don't know how to describe it, something like channeling the soul in its entirely.

[Anonymous No.6645226]

Badabamp

[Anonymous No.6645651]

>>6643053
Thanks. But I don't think this thread needs to be bumped yet. I really showed everything I wanted. And yes, I have heard a lot of opinions. Thank you, comrades from Forchan. See you!

[Anonymous No.6645657]

If this is AI I'm going to kill myself

[Anonymous No.6645715]

>>6645657
Nooo but all ov us are sort of AI...

[Anonymous No.6647681]

>>6645651
Don't worry, it's a cool thread, you don't have to answer anymore. Since there's no other place to see this, it's ok to keep it available. If I see the thread reaching the edge I'll bump it. Someone could find this and appreciate it.

[Anonymous No.6648049]

>>6647681
Oh, it's a great honor for me, anon! In this case, I will show a little more old art.

I once couldn't get over a fence in a biohazard zone (I couldn't get outside, not inside...)

[Anonymous No.6648054]

Once I was asked to draw a portrait with a double in the style of "Jerzy and Petruchio". Google it.

[Anonymous No.6648060]

Those dudes, yea. They're not against my posting also.

[Anonymous No.6648067]

Aaand I really like the decorative colors and patterns of this pattern. I would translate it into oil.

[Anonymous No.6648071]

>>6648049
>>6648054
This is great stuff, You always deliver OP.

[Anonymous No.6649938]

not reading the entire thread but wow, these are genuinely incredible. as someone living in a post-soviet state i can see a lot of its influence in the graphic elements and subjects. it's homely, but also modern and although i've used paint for all sorts of stuff myself i've never attempted to do a paint-like texture like you have (>>6629969)
is there somewhere i can follow your work?

[Anonymous No.6649955]

>>6649938
cont. because i kept scrolling
i consider myself a good artist, but i've had issues breaking free of the routine - making sure everything's proportioned right, the anatomy being consistent, etc. to the point where my drawing has strictly become "how do i create a photo" and less "how do i porportion the drawing as a whole?", etc. this is truly inspiring. please, if you know of any other artists who are still active and have similar influences, drop their names or social media! wouldn't mind signing up for vkontakt if i have to

[Anonymous No.6650055]

>>6649955

Oh my! So many kind words! Thanks anon, I'm glad I was able to inspire a colleague in the creative shop (I don't know if this idiom will be translated correctly, heh).

Yes, I can give you a list of interesting artists along those lines. Let me know how you register VKontakte. There I publish works in my group.

To be honest, descriptions play a very important role in my art. What is your native language, where are you from? I would also like to see your art.

[Anonymous No.6652035]

>>6650055
Al Dl
@kbakejfivjfo
still learning how to use the website and my russian is very rusty so bear with me lol
i'm from bulgaria, maybe i'll go digging for some older stuff that's more your style since atm i've just been focusing on porn and commissions >_>

[boxman No.6652282]

hello fellow comrade
i was born in tula and grew up in the US
I can speak (with an accent) pretty fluent russian but my reading speed is so slow.

>>6633176

That's seriously awful. Your story has enlightened me to the fact that I'm grateful my parents always cherished and encouraged my art.
>Seriously, not a joke.
I believe you. I know russians and what they are capable of, and while it's probably shocking to most people, it isn't to me. I could go on and on but-
Can I be honest with you for a second? I haven't run into many people on /ic/ who could match my output or seriousness of subject matter. Most people on /ic/, and just most people in the west prefer fanart, porn, landscapes whatever. You're the first anon I've really actually felt kindred spirits with.

This is 100 of my artworks, and I would love your opinion on any of them. The porn and lewd stuff, was just me trying to fit in and be popular and get views. It worked but I lost something in the process. Your art is really reminding me of the slavic-ness my early art had. Thank you for sharing your work and ignore people like >>6629815

Baшa paбoтa, Пpocтo Beликoлeпнo. Я бyдy Cлeдить зa тeбя. Meня зoвyт "бoкcмaн". Mнoгиe здecь мeня знaют. Bce гoвopят чтo я "шизoфpeник". Пpocтo нe пoнимaют, kak Пo-дpyгoмy pyccкиe Moзги paбoтaют.
ты вдoхнoвил мeня. cepьeзнo.
Удaчи.

>Boт мoй pixiv и Deviantart Ecли вы хoтитe;
https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/1551752
https://www.deviantart.com/desugar

[Anonymous No.6652557]

>>6652282

Thank you for your sympathy, anon from Tula. To be honest, things happened to me as a child much, much worse than burning drawings. But child abuse is international shit.

I noticed that in almost all the threads here, anons stubbornly avoid the presence of plots in the drawings. There are still a few artists on our drawing board who come from meaning.

Yes, your mixture of religious pictures (and the crosses, as I can see, are Orthodox) and creepy low-skill porn looks epic. I would call resorting to low quality hentai a loss of reputation lol.

Although you draw people very naively, I know a lot of gallery artists who don't really care about anatomy either. This is what is called - the style of "naive". Picture 01 in this style is made very intelligently, it has a mood. It can be seen that you have the skill, but you turned somewhere in the wrong direction.

I also like that you draw the faces of ordinary people, and you fail at it. The features of your faces scatter across the portrait, one eye is higher than the other, your mouth has slipped too far to the side, your chin is too small.

So try to increase this effect, lol. It will be very exciting. You have an example of Modigliani. But you will have to take great care of the colors and composition. Judging by Figure 53, this is exactly your path. Check out the work of Clive Barker.

I also like the creature in picture 39. Nice color combination haha. If you give it a good composition and plot, then this work will be no worse than something more serious in terms of meaning. I know a girl who paints in oils photographic dinosaurs with girls in dresses, her work is very popular and always a hit.

I don't know why you draw cringe porn to order. If this is your only source of income, then I have no right to say anything about it.

I have no idea about the personalities of this board, so I can't count on it not being trolling... In any case, this long text will reveal my thinking even better. Let it be so.

[Anonymous No.6652562]

>>6652035

Yeah, I texted you with Sluga Vozdukha. My God, and you too with porn. Is this also your only source of income?

[Anonymous No.6654809]

>>6652562
i'll check it out tomorrow when i'm on my tablet, still though, what a confusing app/website. it's like fb and twitter mashed together
i'm actually working on making it my main source of income, i hate working but i want to afford uni lol. i have the most fun just doodling though you can't exactly make a career out of that unless you're an actual cartoonist

[Anonymous No.6654821]

>>6654809
(that being said in an ideal world i'd make money doing cute/gorey stuff like this)
how did you get into doing oil commissions? i'm used to the entire business side of things being online so i don't know what my local scene is like or who wants what

[Anonymous No.6654951]

>>6630352
ruslan
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>/rcwg/

[Anonymous No.6654955]

>>6630853
Haha, holy shit anon, that sounds insane.
It would be really cool if you could "show" your workflow in a video.
Like using a screen capture tool and making a timelapse so others can see how you construct your "layers".

I think your pieces are really nice and definetly very unique.
Among millions you'd be easy to recognice even by a person like me with no artistic skill or feeling after viewing just a few of your works I bet.

[Anonymous No.6655185]

>>6654951
BWHAHAHAHHHA! Lol they really look alike! But no, this is Artemy Burakh from the old version of the Pathologic game... I was really impressed with this game and drew a lot of fanart.

[Anonymous No.6655192]

>>6654821

I just announced to my audience that I would be painting in oils, and people began to make commissions themselves. In the same way, I show and sell oil online, and often I start the pre-sale at the stage of a digital sketch, as here: >>6633162

It’s bad that you don’t know who and for what reasons is most likely to want to commission something from you.

But in general, people usually want to see themselves, their characters, their plots or your fantasies - but again on their topics. I don't think anyone needs another unremarkable Miku art, anon. Except hard porn, lol.

I love how you drew the roses and the eyes, it's very authentic.

[Anonymous No.6655197]

>>6654955

Yes, of course, here are some entries.

Thank you! I also believe that recognition is the key to success as a gallery artist.

[Anonymous No.6655350]

>>6655192
the miku's solely for me, i like her and the others are my own characters - but people want to see themselves or something they already like to begin with in order to be interested in your work. so you either have to draw recognizable characters or have your art speak to others on its own...but then you run into the issue of getting them to see it in the first place, which becomes exponentially harder without riding off the back of existing trends. then again, maybe your approach is better because you're aiming for a niche community and have a recognizable style, while i change mine depending on my whims. i will always be able to draw for myself and my close friends, so i don't mind distancing myself from my "work" art
replied to you on vk btw

[Anonymous No.6656699]

>>6655350

Copying my answer from VK for other anons.

To be honest, for myself, I did not notice any lag in media advancement even when I was drawing very simple and unfinished things. My artistic style remains recognizable whether I draw contours or not, use flashy colors or pastels. It's some kind of magic...

I also don't have much respect for fanart. I can understand 1-2 works as a tribute to the content that impressed me a lot. But fanarts don't hang in museums and never will hang there in a serious way. And that's where I'm going.

If you're looking to get rich and famous quickly, the best path is to be a gay slut lol, but I seriously prefer the path of Van Gogh, who died penniless but obsessed with his ideas over how to please the public. And this audience, as we see, is formed by fucking wankers, and not people with at least some artistic taste.

[Anonymous No.6658613]

>>6652557

>So try to increase this effect, lol. It will be very exciting. You have an example of Modigliani. But you will have to take great care of the colors and composition. Judging by Figure 53, this is exactly your path.

IT's funny you point that one out, its my dad's favorite recent picture and style of mine.
Just some more examples.

>You have an example of Modigliani.

Thats truly an honor, another favorite artist of my dad lol.

>Yes, your mixture of religious pictures (and the crosses, as I can see, are Orthodox) and creepy low-skill porn looks epic. I would call resorting to low quality hentai a loss of reputation lol.

I agree truth be told, it came out of "following my own desires in art" while also on a lot of drugs, its something I had to work through in the end.

I'm trying my best to come back to pictures like 01 which I did In high school which was around 2010. I don't know If I messed up my brain so much I can never make art at that level, but I thank you for your encouraging words : )

>I also like that you draw the faces of ordinary people, and you fail at it.

Except for this one, this is probably the best compliment I've received, thank you for the honesty.

[Anonymous No.6661196]

>>6658613
I can't reply with usual way...

[Anonymous No.6661406]

This attentionwhore post his drawings in every fucking Russian art-related internet space. Not only Russian as you can see. And even though this section is devoted to criticism, he is not looking for anything but praise and self-promotion. The best thing you can do with this artist is to pass by.

[Anonymous No.6661426]

schizophrenic sovl

[Anonymous No.6661791]

>>6661406

Reason of shaking?

[Anonymous No.6664252]

badabamp

[Anonymous No.6667048]

bimpity

[Anonymous No.6670012]

>>6667048
Bopity